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Dragon Ball Fusion World ST01 Booster Box (English)

Resell Vault called Dragon Ball Fusion World ST01 Booster Box (English) in its Discord on 22 October 2026. It cost £120 at retail and resold for around £330, a margin of £210 a unit before fees.

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Dragon Ball Fusion World ST01 Booster Box (English)

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Call No. 168 of 183 · 22 Oct 2026Dragon Ball Fusion World ST01 Booster Box (English)
Channel
#in-store-drops
Category
Trading Cards
In · retail
£120
Out · eBay UK solds
~£330

Margin · per unit+£210

ROI · at the low end 175%+

RV ledger 168/183 · public ledger

Confirmed
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The call in short

What was the Dragon Ball Fusion World ST01 Booster Box (English) call?

Resell Vault called Dragon Ball Fusion World ST01 Booster Box (English) in its Drop alerts on 22 October 2026: in at £120, with an expected resale of about £330, which is the call's own estimate.

Did the Dragon Ball Fusion World ST01 Booster Box (English) flip work?

Yes. It is marked confirmed on the public Missed Flips ledger after its follow-up review: in at £120 with a confirmed resale of about £330, the margin on one is £210 before fees and postage.

Where was the Dragon Ball Fusion World ST01 Booster Box (English) call posted?

In the in-store-drops channel of the Resell Vault Discord, where Pro and Elite members get the Drop alerts, on 22 October 2026. Every call is then logged on the public ledger at /missed-flips.

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Why we called it

This was an in-store call. The English Fusion World ST01 box, twenty packs, had been selling for around £330 that month against a £120 RRP, and no UK website had any. The only way in was the shelf: card shops, Forbidden Planet and anywhere that might keep a box behind the counter.

The post set out how to do it properly. Ring ahead. Do not pay more than about £130. Check it is the English box, because the Japanese one sells for £65-85. And keep it to one to three boxes, because prices had been drifting down since August. For anyone who found one, it was the best margin on that day's list.

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The edge

What members knew before everyone else worked it out.

  • £120 RRP against around £330 in recent English box sales.
  • In-store only. No UK site had stock, so local card shops were the route.
  • A £130 buying ceiling, so the margin survived a shop mark-up.
  • English only: the Japanese box sells for £65-85.
  • One to three boxes at most, because of the slow drift since August.
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How it played out

#in-store-drops · call log

  1. Called for the shelf

    Sold prices, the £130 ceiling and the English-only warning.

  2. Top of the Friday list

    The day's drops list names it one of the two big earners.

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What it sold for on eBay UK

The sold range the ledger records for this call, on one scale with the retail price.

+£210Margin · per unit, before fees

175%+ROI · at the low end

Out is the eBay UK sold range posted with the call or confirmed in the follow-up review. The margin is that range minus retail, for one unit, before fees and postage, so it measures the market spread on the call. What a member made depends on how many they bought and what they sold for. The call is marked confirmed after the follow-up review.

The takeaway

In-store calls are about knowing the number before you reach the till. English, £130 or under, one to three boxes. Everything else was noise.

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